Updates..

Dear Parents,

Thank you for supporting students on week 2 of remote learning. Students are doing working hard and finding fun ways to share their learning!

As you know, the governor has closed schools through the end of May. This means that any activities, events or meetings scheduled in April and May will be postponed or cancelled. If you have a new preschooler or Kindergartner coming to Montclair in the fall, stay tuned for Kdg Roundup and Parent Meeting updates to come out later this month!

Montclair Facebook

Hi Families,

Please like our Facebook or Twitter Page. Please tune into our Facebook every weekday morning at 9:00 a.m. for a Montclair Mystery Reader!

Tech Support

As we navigate remote learning, we are here to help.

If your child has a Millard issued iPad, please refer to this website.

Updates..

Dear Parents,

Thank you for supporting students on week 2 of remote learning. Students are doing working hard and finding fun ways to share their learning!

As you know, the governor has closed schools through the end of May. This means that any activities, events or meetings scheduled in April and May will be postponed or cancelled. If you have a new preschooler or Kindergartner coming to Montclair in the fall, stay tuned for Kdg Roundup and Parent Meeting updates to come out later this month!

Montclair Facebook

Hi Families,

Please like our Facebook or Twitter Page. Please tune into our Facebook every weekday morning at 9:00 a.m. for a Montclair Mystery Reader!

Tech Support

As we navigate remote learning, we are here to help.

If your child has a Millard issued iPad, please refer to this website.

Something fun...

Talking with Children about COVID-19

Cox Connect2Compete Internet

Information about Millard's Upcoming Bond

On May 12th, 2020 Millard Public Schools is asking voters to consider a bond to address district repairs and maintenance. The average age of Millard’s schools is 38 years old. All together, the district’s buildings are valued at an estimated $700 million dollars.

To protect the community’s ongoing investment, the district is asking for a $125 million dollar bond. This would raise the levy approximately one cent. A cent of additional levy would cost an estimated $20 per year on a $200,000 home.

The funds would support projects in six areas: safety and security, major renovations, capital equipment replacements, energy efficiency projects, summer maintenance projects and furniture replacements. All 35 schools will be impacted by the bond.

Bond Informational Meeting:

Please join us on March 11th at 6:30pm at North Middle School in the Multipurpose room to learn more about the Bond that will be voted on in May.